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Walking & Visual Arts

A memory map of a childhood walk around the Cwm. The image shows a hand-drawn map of a rural village with personal places of interest marked on. — Walks to Remember During a Pandemic: ‘With memory I was there’ – Louise Ann Wilson

A screenshot from a video that shows a hand pointing at a yellow black lives matter sticker on a post in the street. — Walking invitations and art with neurodivergent young people – Rik Fisher

Collation of images from different walks: dog at gate, map, walker and icebergs, hands on pebbles, don’t worry picture, steps down to the water of Leith in Edinburgh — Walk This Weekend – Tamsin Grainger

Artwork from publication Dr Skulk & Dr Guiser’s End Game — Dr Skulk & Dr Guiser’s End Game – Helen Billinghurst

A red brick wall, wild plants and weeds are growing at the bottom, an old Catherine Wheel firework is pinned to the wall — August First Sunday – The LRM (Loiterers Resistance Movement)

Walk 1 - Photo Credit: Hayley Whelan — Walk 1 – Hayley Whelan

a photograph of a paper clock without hands on an asphalt pavement. The text reads ‘Play the game’ in bright red capitals. — Play the game – Rik Fisher

One of the walking talking place project clusters is around trees and woodlands. This walk is a part of one of its initiatives to support the Nailsworth Town Council's tree planting program over the coming years. — Walking Talking Place – Walking the Land

An Instagram post of a sunrise over a street with a row of Victorian houses on the right. On the left side of the image is a pavement running alongside the Racecourse Park. A large screen reads UK Government Message National Restrictions Are Now In Place You Must Stay At Home Follow Published Guidance Gov.uk/Coronavirus. On the other side of the post it reads: Blakewalks British Summer Time Season 2, Walk 3. A chilly morning in Northampton for my (now sanctioned) daily walk. Sharing the sunrise with @clarequalmann, @zoebladon, @chriswellington and @thetravelingtype_. From England to Germany on the same frozen terrain. I chatted (at a safe distance) with a woman who was concerned about being able to continue walking her dog. I think a cheeky second daily walk is in her future. — British Summer Time, Series 2 and 3 – Blake Morris

A print of three photographs taken in situ: a line drawing onto tillroll placed on field grass, a pencil rubbing of quarry ground, an arm stretching up to catch sunlight in a glass sphere set against a blue sky. — Landlinks, A Walk 22 March 2020 – Ruth Broadbent

A woman walking on a path alone — Safe/Unsafe – Alisa Oleva

A sunny field contains many square silk flags mounted on poles which illustrate stories about the Land of the Fanns area. — Land of the Fanns community mapping – Ali Pretty with Kinetika

Collage created by Sally Stenton from responses to Walk No. 12. — Walks with[out] edges – Sally Stenton

DSC06972 red woollen strands tied to a branch — 10 Scores for a Wild City – Phil Smith working with Helen Billinghurst as Crab & Bee

A middle-aged white man wearing a stripey jumper looks calmly and thoughtfully down the River Clyde towards the sea. The Kingston Bridge spans the Clyde in an arch behind him. Buildings can be seen behind the Renfrew Ferry on the other side of the water. — Journey to the Magical World – not panicky (Hughie McIntyre)

A handmade bench along the railway track in Blanefield, with a view towards Carbeth — bench II marks – Lynnda Wardle

The Margate clock tower with a printed postage stamp and a qr code link — A Different Lens – Elspeth Penfold

A white woman in a green, black and white fitted dress kneels in a spotlight on a darkened stage. Her arms are outstretched and her head is flung back in a bold gesture of opening to the world / the audience. In front of her is a bowl of water – some of this has spilled on to the stage floor. — The Voice of the Water – not panicky (Alison Mackenzie)

The image depicts a woman jumping over a low fence in the woods. She wears a rucksack and waterproof jacket. — Walk with Me – Emily Taylor

Four women are standing together holding or reaching for leaves and twigs in their hands. They are facing inwards but each looking in a different direction. The leaves and twigs are in the middle of the image. In the background, in soft focus, there is a tree, grass and buildings as they are in a public park. — Yarmouth Springs Eternal – Genevieve Rudd in partnership with originalprojects

In this image Euan, a youngish white man wearing a blue shirt with a green buff around his neck stands laughing in front of a red traffic light in an urban street (in Paisley). — Adapting to Change – not panicky (Euan Hayton)

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